Creativity at Rust: A Case Study of Wazirabad Cutlery Industry

Abstract

The creative art is a term that describes a diverse range of human activities and the products of those activities which cover the creation of objects in different fields including decorative and daily use sophisticated commodities like pottery and cutlery and other creative art of sculpture making. Architecture is often included as one of the creative art that creates marvelous designs of buildings, bridges and tombs, while it also creates decorative art objects where the practical consideration of use are essential. Until the 1 i h century, creative art referred to any skill or mastery for producing crafts, but in modem usage the fme art where aesthetic considerations are paramount, is distinguished from acquired skills in general. Many defmitions of creative art have been proposed by philosophers and others who have characterized art in terms of creativity. Though the art's definition is disputed and has changed over time, but the general description is the creation through imaginative or technical skill. Long before the first silverware fork was invented, meals with primitive wooden cutlery were served. The durability of silver cutlery and the easy disposal of plastic cutlery eventually edged wooden cutlery aside. Yet in an era of energy deficiency and conservation, wooden cutlery has seen a comeback and regarded as safe, lightweight disposable cutlery constructed from renewable resources, and was easy to recycle